Features

Intelligent Audible Alarm

The alarm signal is designed to intuitively represent the location of an object in the monitored zones. The monitored area is divided into outer and inner zones. In the outer zone, the signal starts as a low-pitched tone which pulses faster as the vehicle gets closer to the object. As the object enters the inner zone, the audible warning becomes an alternating high/low tone at about three feet from the sensor. The inner zone becomes, in effect, an electronic bumper.

Visual warning

An intuitive light bar aids drivers in determining the proximity of an obstacle to the vehicle.

Automatic Verification

Echovision systems activate automatically, needing no action by the driver. They operate only when the vehicle is in reverse.

Patented Self-Test

Echovision systems perform a patented self-test that includes the entire transmitter/receiver/computer and audio system. If a fault is detected, a red light warns the driver of a malfunction.

Smart Programs

Echovision system's unique signal processing software enhances signal discrimination and minimizes false alarms.

Flexibility

The typical maximum range for an Echovision system is 10 feet, but this can be customized to meet a customers specific requirements.

 

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Echovision systems have three easy-to install components: the display module which goes in the cab, and the two detectors which mount on the back.

Key Features

  • Intuitive audible warning
  • Visual warning
  • Automatic activation
  • Reduces lost driver time
  • Rugged, weatherproof sensor modules
  • Easy installation on any type vehicle
  • Patented continuous system self-test

Key Benefits

  • Reduces accidents
  • Lower property damage costs
  • Minimizes vehicle down time
  • Reduces lost driver time
  • Reduces public liability costs
  • Minimizes related management and clerical overhead
  • Increases driver awareness